1/4 of women are obese during pregnancy
Why do nữ women become obese when they are pregnant - and how does this pose a risk to their health and the child?
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Why do nữ women become obese when they are pregnant - and how does this pose a risk to their health and the child?
The diet of men before making pregnant partners can play a decisive role in the health of future children, according to a new study.
Having witnessed the deaths in obstetrics due to lack of light, the female doctor Laura Stachel constantly thought about doing something to help pregnant women and babie…
Hungarian doctors have created a miracle when they have successfully delivered a fetus, after helping it live for 12 weeks in the belly of a brain-dead mother.
Hundreds of children can be saved every year by getting rid of pre-eclampsia by a new blood test that takes only 15 minutes.
Scientists in the study said they were unsure about the cause of this phenomenon but most likely because of genetic genes as well as social and environmental factors.
Women who smoke during pregnancy produce babies who are moody and more susceptible to depression than other children, the scientists said.
The effects of depression in pregnant women affect the child when they reach adolescence because the stress hormone in the uterus can be 1.5 times more risky.
Researchers from the famous Stanford University in the US discovered that pregnant women with bisphenol A (BPA) content in the blood face a miscarriage risk of up to 80%.
A large European study found that pregnant women exposed to air pollution levels still have a high risk of producing low birth weight babies.
Chinese doctors were shocked to discover that a fetus did not grow inside the stomach of a 4-year-old boy, swollen from birth.
Women who eat for 2 people (eat children) during pregnancy can push their unborn child to lifelong obesity in the future.
Women struggling to conceive should try to eat a full, hearty breakfast, according to a new study.
The unnamed man, born a woman, labored a baby boy at home thanks to the midwife's help in Berlin's Neukoellin district.
Stress is a common mental state in pregnant women. It affects health, making them prone to premature birth and babies born with low weight.